Storm kits, job sites, tailgates, and essentials-only backup. Authorized dealer for DuroMax dual and tri-fuel portables, Champion, and EcoFlow battery power stations, all at nonprofit factory-direct pricing.
Engine-driven portables give you high wattage for a low price and run as long as you keep fuel in them, which matters in multi-day outages. Battery power stations from EcoFlow are silent, produce no fumes, can be used indoors safely, and recharge from solar, which makes them the right answer for medical devices, apartments, and anyone who cannot run an engine. Plenty of households end up with both.
Dual-fuel and tri-fuel portables from 4,000 to 15,000 watts running gasoline, propane, or natural gas from one machine, with 50-amp outputs that can feed a transfer switch.
The value line across a deep portable range, with cold-weather-ready packages and inverter models for sensitive electronics.
Battery power stations from portable units to whole-home DELTA Pro systems. Silent, fume-free, solar-chargeable, and safe indoors for CPAP and oxygen equipment.
Engine-driven portables run outdoors only, 20 or more feet from the house, with exhaust pointed away from every window and door, and never in a garage even with the door open. Carbon monoxide kills people every storm season and it is odorless. Never plug a generator into a wall outlet: that energizes the lines outside and can electrocute the crew restoring your street. Use a transfer switch or interlock installed by a licensed electrician, let the engine cool before refueling, and keep battery CO alarms on every level.
Portables run roughly $500 to $2,500 depending on wattage and fuel flexibility. Dual-fuel and tri-fuel models from DuroMax cost more than gasoline-only units and are usually worth it, because during a regional emergency you are not dependent on one fuel supply.
For essentials (refrigerator, a few lights, phone charging, a sump pump) 3,500 to 5,000 running watts covers most households. Adding a well pump or window air conditioning pushes you toward 7,500 to 12,000 watts. Sizing is free: text POWER and your appliance list to 816-785-1268.
Not typically, and not safely without the right equipment. Larger portables with 30 or 50 amp outputs can feed a manual transfer switch or interlock to power selected circuits, which must be installed by a licensed electrician. Never plug a generator into a wall outlet: backfeeding can kill utility line workers restoring your street.
If outages at your address are rare and short, a portable plus a properly installed transfer switch is rational. If they are seasonal certainties, a standby unit that starts automatically in under 30 seconds pays for itself in avoided losses and the nights nobody has to go outside in a storm.
Three fields, then a real person calls or texts you back, usually the same business day. Free load sizing, factory-direct pricing, no commissions.
Free sizing tells you honestly whether a portable covers your needs or whether standby is the better buy.
Or text POWER to 816-785-1268. Real reply from a real person, usually within the hour.
